Match Capacity to the Intended Location
The active waste range has four separate capacity listings: 100 L, 120 L, 770 L and 1200 L. Capacity is a useful starting point for an assortment, but opening format, mobility, dimensions and collection arrangements also matter. A buyer supplying facilities may need a mixture of smaller utility bins and large wheeled containers, whereas a retailer may focus on the swing-lid or pedal model. Use each product page to build a comparison sheet. A capacity number alone does not identify the lid mechanism, wheel arrangement or compatibility with an existing waste-management system.
1200 L and 770 L Wheeled Waste Containers
Both large-capacity models list a green rectangular body, tight-fitting lid, side handles and four swivel caster wheels. Their material is recorded as high-density impact-resistant plastic. The distinction between 770 and 1200 litres must remain clear in product codes, quotations and pack documentation, even where the construction descriptions are similar. Request external dimensions, empty weight, lifting interface and any other required technical data that is not in the current catalogue. Neither size is promoted as automatically compatible with a municipal lifting mechanism or independently certified to an EN standard.
120 L Wheeled Pedal Garbage Bin
The 120 L product lists wheels, pedal operation, a liner ring and swing-top lid. Its published dimensions are 48 × 43 × 120 cm, and the listed colours include black, yellow, green, blue and red. These facts distinguish it from the four-caster commercial containers. Confirm the exact opening mechanism, pedal arrangement and chosen colour against the product specification and sample before placing the order. The catalogue does not give a material value for this item, so its material should be requested instead of copied from the 770 L or 1200 L models.
100 L Swing-Lid Bin and Bag Placement
The 100 L model lists 55 × 55 × 83 cm dimensions, a swing lid and an inner liner ring for bag placement. Its colour combinations include grey/blue, black/grey and blue/grey. A facility or retail buyer can use this information to discuss placement, opening clearance and presentation, while checking whether the dimensions suit the proposed location. It should not be described as a pedal bin or as having the caster arrangement of the large wheeled products. Where bag size, material or pack format matters, ask for confirmation with the quotation.
Waste-Management Documents and Commercial Claims
Some searches use “wheelie bin”, “commercial waste bin” or “municipal waste container” for a broad range of products. The available models can be discussed against a professional waste-management brief, but terminology does not establish a standard, certification or collection-system fit. Send the intended use and relevant equipment requirements, then request the documents needed in the destination market. Testing, lifting compatibility, chemical resistance and service-life claims must be supported for the actual model. The published capacity and construction information is useful for comparison without implying those additional approvals.
Packaging, Private Label & Production Review
An export assortment needs a packaging brief as well as a product selection. State whether items should be packed individually for retail or grouped for distribution, then describe labels, carton marks and any brand artwork. The catalogue allows packaging and labelling review; it does not establish an approved packaging specification for every item. Colour or configuration changes are reviewed where the selected model supports them. Custom dimensions, tooling and private-label production should be requested as requirements, with feasibility and commercial terms confirmed in the quotation.
Keep the original product code beside your own proposed stock code so that the buying team can track models through specifications, samples and order documents. A reference sample or drawing can clarify a proposed change. Record approved details before production, especially where the artwork, pack contents or configuration differ from the standard catalogue listing.
Request a B2B Manufacturing Quotation
Send a model list with quantities by item and variant, required colours, packaging format and delivery destination. Include the intended application and any testing or documentation needed in your market. Nile Bridge Trade reviews the specification and international supply requirements before confirming pricing. Minimum order quantity, samples, production schedule and delivery terms are product- and order-specific; no universal MOQ or fixed lead time is published for these ranges.
For a mixed order, separate product quantities and requirements rather than giving only a total number of cartons. Ask for carton dimensions and packing quantities when they are available so the delivery requirements can be reviewed. European and other destination-market obligations must be considered for the actual product and intended use. A product name, material description or country of origin alone is not proof of conformity or a substitute for the necessary documents.
